Join Covenant ministry leaders for five restorative days set apart to worship deeply, learn broadly, and reconnect with friends who understand ministry’s peaks and valleys. Midwinter offers space to breathe, laugh, lament, and dream together, returning home with fresh vision and practical tools for the road ahead.
Sheraton Grand Chicago Riverwalk
301 East North Water Street
Chicago, Illinois, USA, 60611
In our general sessions, you’ll worship, learn from, and be inspired by thought leaders, and be renewed in your passion for continuing the mission God has placed before you.
Breakout sessions offer in-depth dialogue and engagement with pace-setting leaders from diverse fields. These midsized gatherings provide meaningful access to these leaders, equipping you with practical tools and renewed purpose for your ministry.
If you have never been to a Midwinter, this will be a time to meet colleagues and develop vital relationships. We know we need one another because we are better together. We look to build connections and faith in each other as we work side by side in ministry together.
In addition to the Midwinter conference programming, explore our host city, Chicago, and all that it has to offer.
ECC Conference: Central
Gender: Female
Receiving New Directees: Yes
Directing Clergy: Yes
Client Genders: Both men and women
Skype or Facetime: Yes
Languages: English, Spanish
Retreat/Workshop Leader: Yes
C. John Weborg Center for Spiritual Direction, North Park Theological Seminary
Pastors/Church Leadership, Missionaries, University Students, Discernment Process, Transitions, Multi-Ethnic Issues, Second Half of Life, Prayer, Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius
Prior to moving to the USA, I was a professor at the National University of Colombia and served with the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students in Colombia for 16 years. Starting in 2001, I served as InterVarsity National Staff in the USA. I have a master’s degree in Christian Ministries, and I serve in Spiritual Direction to those who want to be fully present and available to God and receive His grace over them. My joy is to see professors and college students coming to know Jesus and being transformed into people that bring the good news of righteousness and justice to others.